Sentence examples for a shadow side from inspiring English sources

There is a shadow side to these successes, Dehgan reveals.

Every country, however generous, has a shadow side, a miserliness of soul.

Jung (1938) views such blindness in terms of a shadow side (Beeb and Rosen, 2005; cf. Cottingham, 2010; Fawkes, 2014).

There's a palpable sense of social tension in China these days, a shadow side to the triumphalism of its spectacular economic rise.

His argument was that the "wave" of democracy that had swept the world in the 1980's and 1990's had a shadow side.

F.B.I. agents, moreover, have shown that Dr. Ivins, a church musician and amateur juggler whom colleagues cherished, hid from them a shadow side of mental illness, alcoholism, secret obsessions and hints of violence.

In 2002 the GPs showed a greater amount of information giving Nevertheless, our data also show a shadow-side in physician's changed behaviour.

"At that moment, I thought, 'There's a devil side to Horowitz, a dark side, a big shadow side, because of his prodigious genius.' He had gone through a patch of depression so severe that for many years he didn't play.

Even though MKP lacks the stigmata of a cult, I was not eager myself, a decade ago, to experience the training by going off to a campground for a weekend, confronting my shadow side, articulating a mission, and who knew what else.

A clue to the shadow side of Victorian England, a far stranger place than its public face suggests, the Rev Dodgson nurtured unfulfilled obsessions for prepubescent girls, often photographing them in the nude, apparently with parental approval.

Ms. Smith said she had come to believe while working on the play that pivotal events like the Vietnam War, the women's movement and the death of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. have "bred a very dangerous cynicism, an overinfatuation with the shadow side, the darker side of individuals".